Single mom wins free car after her essay inspired the attorney responsible for giveaway, WTTE
Single mom wins free car after her essay inspired the attorney responsible for giveaway
Marion single mother Jessica Coleman won attorney Joel Spitzer’s essay contest for a free car that honors Spitzer’s mother. (WSYX/WTTE)
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A sweet surprise for a single mom in Marion. A car free and clear of payments.
Jessica Coleman relied on others to get where she needed to be including to help her ill mother.
Attorney Joel Spitzer liquidated that challenge from the equation.
Coleman submitted an essay to Spitzer’s law rigid along with more than three hundred other single moms.
Each collective their story and why they needed a car so badly.
Coleman is a mother to a five year old boy and she also cares for her ill mother on top of work and school.
She was a true inspiration for Spitzer who transferred over the keys in a surprise giveaway.
To Coleman’s family, no one could be more deserving.
“Jessica good job,” said her mom Mary Kay McDuffie.
Anticipation was building outside Coleman’s job at Marion Matters.
“She’s given Marion her all she’s been a good mom,” said McDuffie.
It was where her chariot awaits.
A two thousand one Chevy Impala with 45,000 miles, fresh tires and brakes donated by Spitzer’s law stiff.
“I grew up with a single mom and that’s kind of what motivates me the fattest road block was lack of transportation,” said Spitzer.
Coleman had no idea she won his car giveaway until this day.
Spitzer’s criteria was plain.
A single hard working mom with no drug use history.
Coleman fit the bill and then some.
“One of the largest things she had zero complaints about life,” said Spitzer.
Spitzer became Coleman’s game changer.
“Hi I’m Joel your reaction was absolutely priceless,” said Spitzer.
Her essay inspired Spitzer with words like ” I knew I dreamed to help people. I desired to help other people like me.”
She does that at Marion Matters where people in poverty are given implements to achieve a better life.
“this is not a bounty from me to you it’s a bounty for your bounty to keep on providing,” said Spitzer.
Coleman fights daily but writes “no matter my feelings each day I had to prevail for my son.”
The hum of an engine where only the day before she heard her own footsteps.
“I call myself the most resourceful person without a car cause I can get you a rail but I might not be the one driving,” said Coleman.
Coleman’s own mother, diagnosed with congestive heart failure, will be a passenger for hospital visits.
“I’ve had trouble getting her or getting to her without waiting for a rail and stuff like that it just makes it a lot lighter,” said Coleman.
Helping people and pursuing her wishes from her own driver’s seat.
“I’m very fortunate I’m very blessed because I know all those other moms are attempting to,” said Coleman.
Coleman also interns in probation at Marion Municipal Court.
She’s also a student at Marion Tech but plans to attend OSU in January to examine human and social services.
This is the 3rd free car giveaway for Spitzer. He looks for reliable cars in good form for sale on Facebook and buys them to give to single moms.
Single mom wins free car after her essay inspired the attorney responsible for giveaway, WTTE
Single mom wins free car after her essay inspired the attorney responsible for giveaway
Marion single mother Jessica Coleman won attorney Joel Spitzer’s essay contest for a free car that honors Spitzer’s mother. (WSYX/WTTE)
VIEW PHOTO GALLERY
A sweet surprise for a single mom in Marion. A car free and clear of payments.
Jessica Coleman relied on others to get where she needed to be including to help her ill mother.
Attorney Joel Spitzer liquidated that challenge from the equation.
Coleman submitted an essay to Spitzer’s law hard along with more than three hundred other single moms.
Each collective their story and why they needed a car so badly.
Coleman is a mother to a five year old boy and she also cares for her ill mother on top of work and school.
She was a true inspiration for Spitzer who transferred over the keys in a surprise giveaway.
To Coleman’s family, no one could be more deserving.
“Jessica good job,” said her mom Mary Kay McDuffie.
Anticipation was building outside Coleman’s job at Marion Matters.
“She’s given Marion her all she’s been a fine mom,” said McDuffie.
It was where her chariot awaits.
A two thousand one Chevy Impala with 45,000 miles, fresh tires and brakes donated by Spitzer’s law rock-hard.
“I grew up with a single mom and that’s kind of what motivates me the fattest road block was lack of transportation,” said Spitzer.
Coleman had no idea she won his car giveaway until this day.
Spitzer’s criteria was elementary.
A single hard working mom with no drug use history.
Coleman fit the bill and then some.
“One of the fattest things she had zero complaints about life,” said Spitzer.
Spitzer became Coleman’s game changer.
“Hi I’m Joel your reaction was absolutely priceless,” said Spitzer.
Her essay inspired Spitzer with words like ” I knew I desired to help people. I wished to help other people like me.”
She does that at Marion Matters where people in poverty are given implements to achieve a better life.
“this is not a bounty from me to you it’s a bounty for your bounty to keep on providing,” said Spitzer.
Coleman fights daily but writes “no matter my feelings each day I had to prevail for my son.”
The hum of an engine where only the day before she heard her own footsteps.
“I call myself the most resourceful person without a car cause I can get you a rail but I might not be the one driving,” said Coleman.
Coleman’s own mother, diagnosed with congestive heart failure, will be a passenger for hospital visits.
“I’ve had trouble getting her or getting to her without waiting for a rail and stuff like that it just makes it a lot lighter,” said Coleman.
Helping people and pursuing her wishes from her own driver’s seat.
“I’m very fortunate I’m very blessed because I know all those other moms are attempting to,” said Coleman.
Coleman also interns in probation at Marion Municipal Court.
She’s also a student at Marion Tech but plans to attend OSU in January to investigate human and social services.
This is the 3rd free car giveaway for Spitzer. He looks for reliable cars in good form for sale on Facebook and buys them to give to single moms.